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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-04-16
Report Of Schools BY Districts.

Hedgcsville district has eleven
schools and employs fourteen teach
ers. The salary OF first class teach
ers is $50 per month. The rate of
levy for both funds is 35 cents on
the 800. The enumeration last
year was 1913. This year / request
ed the teachers to be very careful in
taking the enumeration-to be sure
to enumerate all the youths of school
age, and the enumeration is nearly
1000. This increase in the number
of children will draw about $3.50
more from the state fund than We re-
ceived this year, provided, the
amount TO be distributed the coming
year is the same as it was this year
Some progressive steps have been
taken in this district this year. Each
school has been furnished with a
large comprehensive dictionary TO
be used as reference book by teacher
and pupils. One of the hindrances
to the cause Of education in this dis.
trict, is the want of sufficient num-
Der of school houses. We need more
schools. One of the sub districts
has ll2 pupils, another 1903, and the
number in some of the others ranges
from 81 to 100 | hope the Board
of education will give this matter
some consideration the coming year
The length of the school term is eight
months.
There are eight schools in Falling
Waters district Salary offirst class
teachers S28. The enumeration of
the youths of school age is 453. The
rate OF levy for both funds is thirty
cents. The school term is eight
months.
Opequon has 10 schools. The sal
airy is S32. The enumeration is l06.
Rate Of levy 43 cents for both funds.
Two good substantial brick school
houses were built in this district
this year.
Arden district has 10 schools. en-
ploying | | teachers. The number of
children of school age is $50. First
class teachers are paid $2S month.
The rate of levy for both funds is
80 cents on the Sl00 The schools
are run eight months. THIS district
lost one house by fire this year. The
loss will necessitate the building OF
house the coming year.
There are Is schools in Gerards-
town district, and S4l children Of
school age. Rate of levy % cents.
Length of school term 6 months, sal
airy $28,
Mill Greek district has I schools.
The enumeration of youth is 382.
Salary $28. Rate of levy % cents.
There will be a school election
held on the Hird Tuesday in May
for the purpose of electing county
Superintendent There will also be
elected at the same time q president
of the Board of Education and one
commissioner for each district in the
county, whose term of office will con-
tinue for four years. In conclusion,
| tender to the citizens of Berkeley
county my grateful thanks for their
generous hospitality which ! enjoy
ed and for their many acts of courte
sy shown me while travelling among
them, and especially to the school
officers and the earnest teachers who
have so kindly lent me their assis-
lance and whose cheerful co-opera-
ton has added much pleasure to my
official duties.
Ell. S. BUTTS, County Supt.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-04-16

On Saturday evening, while a
cOlored boy named Alcede Fills,
aged nine years was playing on the
railroad track near Orleans, a negro
named Ben Williams came along.
armed with a loaded gun, and or
dered the boy to kneel down and
ssy his prayers. The little negro
obeyed, when Williams shot and IA
tally wounded him. The murderer
said that he did not know that the
gun was loaded.
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THIRTEEN WEEKS.

The TEXAS iSfFTTNGS the great
humorous illustrated weekly continuing 10
pages (ssmr slzs as Hrpers' Wsekiy) will lie
{ allied to anv address - the Uu'ted tateS
or Canada tor three montns on =, ceipt of
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PRIVATE SALE.

The attention of person wishing to pur-
chase Real Estate is called to the property
left by VIM. H. Cunningham, decd, and
located on the Opequon River, in Berkeley
County, w. Va, 3 miles north of Wades-
vile, on the Valley branch of the b o. II.
r. The estate contains
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-04-16

d nm - d 1nn A MONTH can be made
0IUU III O5UU working for us Agents
preferred who can furnish their own horses
aud give their whole time to the business;
Spare moments may be prohtaoly employe d
also few vacancies in towns and cities
BIZ JOHNSON & co,
1913 Main st.
Mar l2-lm Richmond, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-15

DRIED PEACHES, APPLES, PEARS, AND
~ Cherries, for sale by
ian2o J.C. MILBURN.
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NlRUsTEEs' SALE.

4
BY virtue of deed of trust bearing date on the
18th day of October, 1882, executed by E. A. Me-
Graw, Kate A. McGraw, Laura ]. McGraw, Ada
" McCiraw Julia A. McGraw, Mary K. McGraw,
j Edward McGraw, John II. McGraw, b. George
Thomas and Esther A. Thomas his wifo, to John
T. Nails and others, trustees of the Old Dominion
Cooperative Building Association of Alexandria,
Va, the undersigned trustees Of the said associa-
ton, will on SATURDAY, the Both day of July,
1887, 1T u o'clock m, in front ofthc Corpora
ton Court House, on Fairfax street, in the city
of Alexandria, sell at public auction, for cash,
the following property, to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND with a BRICK STABLE
AND CARRIAGE HOUSE thereon on the north
side of the 10 feet alley running from Washing
ton to Columbus streets and north of King street,
and bounded as follows: Beginning on the said
alley at the west boundary of the lot conveyed by
Charles Bennett to James Vansant and others,
trustees of the Associated Methodist Church then
west on the said alley to the east line of the lot
conveyed by said Bennett to Vim. Washington
then north parallel to Washington street, until
1t ntcrsccts the north line of the lot conveyed 80
Yansant and Others when extended, supposed to
be 81 feet then cast parallel to the said alley,
the length of the first line to the northwest cor
ner of said lot conveyed to said VaDsant and
others; thence south with the line Of that lot to
the said alley, supposed to he 81 feet, with the
right of way over tho said alley appurtcnant TO
over an alley between the stable and carriage
house hereby conveyed and the stable aud car
rage house erected by the said Vim. Washington.
Also ALI. THAT TENEMENT AND LOT or
GROUND on the north sidO of King street be-
tween Columbus and Washington streets, 1T the
distance of 81 feet ga inches west Of Washing
ton street thence west on King street % feet
1O1i inches; thence north parallel To Washing
ION street 100 feet to Il 10 feet alley; thence cast
on said alley tho length OF the first line aud
thence south parallel 10 Washington street to The
beginning.
Also an UNDIVIDED PART OF THE RENT
of $l96 81, amounting to !S4S 33, charged upon
the lot of ground at the northwest corner of King
and Washington streets, fronting on King street
l % feet , inches, and on Washington street IL
feet, with the benefit Of all the covenants IN the
deep or deeds creating said rent charge.
$YSs $Hqsi q GEEs55 ! HH4SSfATHn. SAaaz Trustees
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
LEGAL.

II y 9 q I . Rs \ on CE.
All persons having claims against the ,-tete of
the late TOWNSEND B4GGE1T viii present
them, qualified to according 10 law, for payment
and those indebted 20 the ssid estate W. come
forward aud settle III ogcc
NJ AdERN, r
BENJ 7. BAGGETT. NA''"'''.
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sonal pecularties and rdicue them AZ they
appear i'll court IL is not to he wondered
at that citizens seek to avoid jury duty
when the courts, by failure TO defend the
dignity of the administration Of Justice, sub
ject jurors to such public abuse and ridicule
as is now common in some newspapers.
Judges are very lax who lail to protect
jurors, before, during and after trials, from
insulting comment, which is nanfesiIl dii
ferent from fair ard reasonable criticism -
n. y. JoNrnoL Of Commerce
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ALEXANDRIA VA FRIDAY EVENING JULY Is 1887
AiezaJnlarla Q6azettf
.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRE- WEEKLY BY
EDGAR sNo WIDEN,

At the Ga=ette Bn;lding, Nos 70 and ~ Prince st
Daily TREWEEKLY.
One near -. So 90 One year. 81 90
Sir alonths...... 3 90 Sir months. .......... . 90
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Contract advertisers oH not be aOped TO erceed their
space unless the e1ceSs paid for at transient ratesr
and under no circumstances ciu they be auOged 10
aduertise other than their legitimate business IN the
space contracted JoT.
li transient advertisements must be paid for in Gd-
rance.
Resolutions IN nemoricn Of thanks tributes Of respect
resolutions adopted By societies Or persons, nness Of
public concern 'ou only be printed an thiS paper as
advertisements.
Marriage and death aOtices must be paid fer IN ed-
The GG.ctte office is connected rcia the Telephone Err
change Adrertiseae,tS orders fer the paper nc'rs
or Qiy information or business can DC senf dg 3e'
phone
Prisons lsar;ng The city can aar the Gazette mailed
10 them, postpaid, for 6tty ce'ts month, aud The
address changed as otter desired
4U communications should be addressed to Gazette
Alexandria, "a
scCOnd-ciqsS natter.
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IA. Gr I E9s

A,rx ia Va. Ju zo'h. 1887
beg le-vr J.. ur 'ciends and introns
h We have h'-Gs II rfed to ihe siexan
orit .eal tsta5 %, --t.o.iit. rust ana little
Company the business hc.' -otoFe conductor by us
Z. sesl Estate Agent and 3 okers, with when
q .nYa we ~i in the future ne conne' ted IN
th= .uduct of sad business. Returning thanks
l., th- LIBERAL atfouage bestowed upon US IN the
r.est. at the safuc time we earnestly solicit con
tinqauon Of our patronage to our successors III
business Respectfully,
ie25 HARLOW ~ taION.
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TmE ALEXANDRIA
Real Estate Investment, Trust and little
Company.

O6fce-No. A south Fdiffdr St Telephone No. 2.
President PARK AGNEW.
Vice President JAMES Z. CATION
Sect :. aud Treasurer, NJ. B. HARLOW.
HAVE FOR SALE
lorse list OF city and country property, consist
ngof FARMS, MILL PROPERTY, DWELLING
Ii USES VACs " LOTS, SC
All n.rso. 5 dc.i,ing 10 buy OF sell real estate,
negociate oans upon zeal estate security,
- fl q 4, lo Their vsi.taae 10 giv- US 2 call.
.4.li .u.r-tmcat, MAJ, by Us upon real est'te
On n, ntre iii mHst areful examina-
~ h.qu on-o, tito and sutiicieney OF
ie25
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A Prize IN ti.e Lottery


Mrs. WINsI.ow's SO0rh4Ns SGHUF, .or cnll-
dren tccthing, is the prescripJ:on d on, of the
best female nurses and physicians il the umteo
States. and MS been used for forty years with
ncver-laling success by millions Of mothers for
their children During the process Of tcothing
its value is incalcuablc. II relievo9 the child
from pain, cures dysentcry and diarrh@a griping
in the bowels and wind-oolic. By giving health
to the child it rosts The mother. Price 20 cents q
bot.n. nv''-! VIM V'SS
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C0NFEC rIONERS.
HENRY BRENGLE. 1919 KING ST.,
ICE CREAM SALOONS;
has now opened hi:


ICE CREAM SALOONS;
refitted and arranged thoroughly FOR the accom-
mediation of all his customers. His Ladies Ice
Cream Parlors on the second floor. His newly
furnished saloon for gentlemen. Special room
fitted up for colored customers who arc fond OF
the hest Ice Cream in town. He has maintained
his good name for pure goods for thirty years and
still supplies the best and cheapest goods IN his
line.
Ice Cream Soda, Pies for dessert or lunch, and
Pure Candies are specaltios in which he has new
er been excclled Cakes of all kinds of the best
material cheaper than they can be made at home
He caters OF the best for families, parties balls
fairs and entertainments. myo
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AUCTION SALES.


DY VIRTUE of deed of trust bearing date on
d the 9th day of December, 1884, and record
ed in Deed Book No. 10. folio 150 of the Land
Records of the city of Alexandria, Va, executed
by Edwin H o 'Brien and wife 10 John T. Nails
and others trustees of The Old Dominion Co.
operative Building Association of Alexandris. Va
the undersigned trustees of the said association
will on SATURDAY. the Both day of July, 1887
ut II o'clock ~, in irontof the Corporation Court
House. on Fairfax street, in the city of AlcXan-
dria, Va, sell at public auction for cash, the fol-
lowing property 10 wit:
All that TENEMENT md LOT OF GROUND
in the city of Alexandria, beginning at point on
the north side of Cameron street 81 feet inches
east of Alfred street and running thence east on
Cameron street u feet, thence north parallel to
Alfred street 40 feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
thence west on said alley parallel to Cameron
street 81 feet, and thence south 10 feet 10 the
beginning.
4 4SSs; 5SS. 4 iESz5 : Eszb5SArrH sz5sE: Trustees.
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DEERY's HARNESS on SOAP
p W. y CREIGHTON y 90.

A. EW VALENCIA aud DAHEsA TABLE
" RAISINS. New Currauts, French Prnnes,
Jamaica Oranges and Malaga Lemons Just re-
ceved
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1ATIRE-COVERED DOOR AND WINDOW
W FRAMES and SCREEN WIRE of assorted
widths, in quSntities to suit nj IS King street,
my21 J.T. CREIGHTON & SON. ?
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BRICKS.
ARLINGTON BRICK MACHINE co.
BRICKS

Office No. II Corcoran building, Washington.
Hon. CHAS. NJ. SHELLY, President.
Yards Canal Lock at Alexandria.
FINE TEMPERED CLAY BRICKS for sale at
tho yard or delivered in the city; also on railroad
cars and vessels for country and river trade at
lowest market prices These Bricks are very
STRONG and DURABLE being made by power
rul machinery and subjected to enormous pres
sure We especially recommend them for use in
large structures. railroad tunnels, government
buildings, hospitals and every place where
strength is required and dampuess excluded
ie16 ;m
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DANTS. CUT patent-stayed and reinforced-seat
L DRAWERS, made from best perperal drill ut
my12 AMOS B. SLAYMAKERS.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS EorIcE.

All persons having claims against the estate of
the late JOHN WEST will present them, qualified
to according to law, for payment and those in
debted to said estate Will come forward and settle
at once. WILLIAM RODGERS,
ie16 I'm Administrator.
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NEW EASY LAWN MOWERS, Garden Hoes,
~ Rakes. Trowels, Ladies Garden Sets, Grass
Cutters and al other sessonablc goods Mt lowest
cash prices. JAS. f CARlIN & SONS.
ap3O Alexandria, Va.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-21
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1887.
They Went Hack and Lied.

Said Buffalo Bill 20 nm American who saw
him recently in London:
before got into the show business. "a Won
must have suspected, I condueted-thats the
worn nova great many parties Of noble
young Englishmen all through tho Black
hills, the Yellowstone country, the Little
Missouri and Little Big Horn countries.
Well, they were mostly quiet good natured
fellows, that kept me shooting To get skins,
antlers and such like FOR them, and / pride
myself on keeiin' them out o. trouble with
lnJuns and grizzlies and such. find these
quiet chaps have come home and figured as
heroes OF every kind Of scrimmage; every
skin was tho natural focus of q stack OF lies
and every horn is hung with dime novel Of
tho most sensational kind. And I'm ex-
pected to back em all up and add more cory
particulars. It's rough on an honest frontier
man, but do it." "What, sustain wholesale
liesF' "Wal, this way said Dill with a
faint blush, dts mostly young gal with
glowing eyes who's been lied to- that asks
me. and l cin't got it in me TO take her
vision away from her. and then" ho added
In dreamy way, 'its all goin' TO help the
show. dakota Bell
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-21
nisense Germs I'm Milk.

The medical authorities arc pretty much
agreed both here and in Europe that dis
ease germs may be transmitted in milk,
and, 10 quote them (BlytW, there are
on record "a number of well authen-
ticatcd outbreaks Of typhoid fever, Of
diphthcria aUd If scarlet fever in which
TO reasonable doubt exists rs 10 the
milk having played the part Of an infected
garment and conveyed the disease. The
exact way in which the poison gained ac-
cess q the mill; in these various cases has
not always been clear, but we ay pre-
sumo that adultcration with s.rcilcally
tainted water, ;hc handling Of dairy uten-
sils by persons whose hands have been
soiled with the discharges OF the sick, the
dropping Of cpthelial scales into the milk
cans in the course Of transmission, are all
possibilities and are likely TO have the CT
feet of tanting the milk. Experiments
in England have demonstrated that tu-
berculosis, or pulmonary consumption, af-
fleets about . per cent. Of the cows, and
that the tubcrculous matter can be traced
In the milk of the animals so affected.
The percentage is much higher in France.
Considering the vast extent Of the milk
supply, il IL impossible TO doubt that some
proportion OF milk that is disease tainted
Is drank.-New York World.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-21
The Mad or Faith Cure.

We must admit that there are cases
well authenticated where the so called
mind or faith cure does what medicine
could not accomplish. These are certain
nervous troubles that tho mind directly
influences For instance, n woman sill
sometimes become bcdriddcn. entirely de-
void Of the power of motion, when the
action OF her heart, liver md vital organs
IS normal. Drugs will do her no good.
The faith doctor Will como along give her
n nervous shock, and she is cured. Then
everybody will be told Of the miraculous
event, and the faith doctor will pretend TO
cure everything, from rheumatism TO
collie. But, outside Of n few nervous pho
nomena, the mind doctor is powerless. He
is out OF his element when he tries aphysi-
cal cure. Faith cannot cure fever any
moro than medicine would cure wound
Charlatanism fourishes because ignorant
people fail 10 distinguish between nervous
and physical disorders. There is famous
physician who treats these purely nervous
cases in peculiar and successful way.
lie shuts them in dark room for some
weeks, and, as their digestion is good,
overfectls them, and bya fattening process
entirely ovcrcomes ncrvousness.- Doctor
in Globe Democrat.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-21
Couldn't Reasonably Expect 1t.

he popped his head cautiously inside of our
sanctum door, just as we wcro starting out
on an important leading article, and mentally
cursinS tho innate pcrversity Of a stubborn
steel pen and bottle of limpid, mucilagin-
Gus, mud colored ink.
Don't want no lead pencils today, do
your he equivocally sang out
"Come in, my nan" was our encouraging
response; lets look at em; what do they
cost!n
"Ten cents dozen" was the answer in n
seductive, persuasive tono Of voice.
After paying for our purchase, we eau
tiously inquired:
do you think they'll write"
The vender Of confined plumbGgo shrugged
bis shoulders and made truthful response:
"rhe pencils look good enough, but you GER
tainly couldn't expect them TO write at that
price. "-Pretzels Sunday National.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-21

CID SclGcn SAYS in his "Table Talk, "
''To preach long, l0ud, nud domination Is
tic WAY 10 be cried mp. Mtn love the
mca VINO dgmns Them, ami rrn after him
10 save them The secret ms, / fear.
been bCqucathed To our modern priests
the doctors II is right aul proper for
them 20 warn Us IN moderation; bat they
10 IL beyond al reason. Touch notl
Taste not! Handle not There is death in
the pot. Ware microbes herc Ware
bacilli there All the worlds a hospital.
and all the men and women merely pa
ticnts.n There is no end go tho "host Of
spectors pale" which beleaguer Us. sum-
moned by their spells and clothed with
double tCrrors by their alarming new
scientific titles. But there should be some
limit to this perpetual cry Of Wolf!
Wolff We must all die er or later
whether with scientific advisers or without
them; and il would, after all, be better to
die sooner, pursuing noble objects. per-
forming natural duties, and even ENJOYING
innocent pleasures, than a little later,
amid pitfGl anXigties and odious mcsses
and NEGOTIATIONS Of eth, leading the lives
Of Molicre's "Malade Imaginaire.n Per
haps we may never, alas, discover the Sc
crct of Faith Healing but at least we
can avoid "Tear Killug'-dyng by
inches Of sheer anxiety 10 live, and being
slain at last by the very dread Of DEATH
Frances Power Cobbe in The Contempt
rary Review.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-21
NUNS the Word"

Father father" shouted the son Of a
Pennsylvania farmer rs he rushed into the
house, its Gomez
"Whatr
Natural gas!"
"Nea! William, don't you lie to me"
"But we've struck tine and rundown
behind the barn"
"Well shet right up or the old woman will
hear You. Not word TO her, Wiliiam-not
n whisper! Time we struck lie ! had to buy
her two calico dresses, and when we found
coal she struck for pair of shoes. II she
hears of this she'll want s. shawl, and like
enough pair Of them red stockings. Mum
is the word, William. wall Street News.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-21
ALMA PROPERTY.

ALMA PROPERTY.
ono half acre OF ground, large twO-story
mouse, stone and brick foundation, good cellar
and cistern ana well wafer The place has
some fine fruit trees ON II and is well located
across The river Price, SLIGO; one quarter
down and the balance on time TO suit purch-
aser.
Sjjl is the price of n corner House aud two
Lots i'm Liyton. House can be occupied by two
families, good well.
$50 j. .hc price OF two story House and
lot in Elytou.
Slcol willbuy first-class. Hotcl and Board
ing house Parties can give good reasons for
wanting To sell.
Two lot, on Gargetts addition. Price Sl25
each, improvements on lOts adjoining.
Good ncighbOrhOod.
TO EXCHANGR For HOUSE AND LOT IN ALMA.
House and one acre OF land with orchard in
Mason. lngham Co, Mich II cost tho owner
ssn, There i mortgage on il OF 1910.
- acres in bethany township, acres i'm
proved, house and stable on premises. Good
board fence in front; value Of place soc
Owner had Just as soon exchange for house
and lot outside OF the corporation of Alma.
PROPERTY ~ GRATIOT COUNTY
so per acre. The improved farm Of about
200 acres, formerly owned by Hamilton Pitch
ard. four miles west of Alma md onc-half mile
south OF Elwcll. only one-quarter OF the pur-
chase price required To be paid down. VIII
divide II and sell ore-half or one.quarter II
desired.
$500 will buv a house. store. Office, barn and
two lots cor. OF Washington and Chestnut st
in the village Of Wheeler. Fine location for d
Physician and small drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-21
QUICK RELIEF

Hamilton .lamaca Ginger Tonic AMI
pain Cure is not only valuable internal
RENE V for all stomach and bowel diff
Gu t O. such as Dysp psia Indigestion.
Heartburn, f atn enCe Darrhoca. Dys
EMERY, Cramps and Cole. but cannot he
Xcelct for au outward application in
Raeumgt'sm, Neuralgia, Sclntica. Sprains
Side and tackach- and Strains in any
part of the body. Used freely with
warmtt and rubbing it gives quick relief
Price p a q 80 cent, per bottle. Sold by
Is ; Webb.
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ONE OF THE INyAIJDS

i. VI. Farmelee. ID ar Sir:-I have
been taking ycnr Dyspepsia. Diabetes
Kidney aud Liver Cure for some I me
pasi and have recc we'd more benefit from
it lh ~ from. II of III, $500 worth Of doc
ct's mtdicins that | have us 81 ~ h.
last few year Before TAXI = he cure
WAS weak and I'd out al the time but
now / can work al day without fatigue.
Would not lc wi hort il in the house Be-
licve il is one of 'he be { medicine in tho
word. Yours. itober \. Loughsk,c
tOmers Lane Ia.